Redpacketsecurity BOOBA PROJECT Targets GOTTHELF and Tulare Western High School in Ransomware Attacks
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- •BOOBA PROJECT claims to have stolen data from GOTTHELF and Tulare Western High School.
- •GOTTHELF's breach involves approximately 2 GB of data, while Tulare Western High School's breach is reported at 35 GB.
- •No ransom demands or details about system encryption have been disclosed for either incident.
On September 22, 2026, the ransomware group BOOBA PROJECT listed two victims on its leak site: GOTTHELF, a healthcare organization, and Tulare Western High School, an educational institution. GOTTHELF is reported to have approximately 2 GB of stolen data, while Tulare Western High School allegedly suffered a larger breach with about 35 GB of data taken. Neither incident confirmed system encryption, and no ransom demands or payment amounts were disclosed. The claims are currently unverified and should be treated with caution until corroborated by independent sources. Both organizations have not publicly acknowledged the breaches at this time. The nature of the stolen data and the specific systems affected remain unclear.
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